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• Carbon Capture: A Dead End?

  Carbon Capture: A Dead End?

  Carbon capture and storgage would greatly increase the capital and operating costs of new plants. The cost of CCS is such that rapidly maturing technologies such as wind and solar...

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• Future of Coal (MIT study 2007)
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• Phulbari coal mine (Bangladesh)
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• Realistic Costs of Carbon Capture (Harvard study 2009)
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• Royal Dutch Shell
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